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Llama-Stack-0.4.0rc3-local-CVE-2026-25211 — Local proof-of-concept scanner that detects plaintext database passwords in llama-stack initialization logs, using regex pattern matching to identify exposed credentials in log files. | Kitploit
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Llama-Stack-0.4.0rc3-local-CVE-2026-25211

Local proof-of-concept scanner that detects plaintext database passwords in llama-stack initialization logs, using regex pattern matching to identify exposed credentials in log files.

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Llama Stack pgvector Password Leak PoC (CVE-2026-25211)

Local Proof-of-Concept demonstrating plaintext database password exposure in initialization logs of llama-stack versions < 0.4.0rc3.

Python License CVE

Overview

In affected versions of llama-stack (before 0.4.0rc3), when using the pgvector vector store provider, the PostgreSQL database password is logged in plaintext during server or vector store initialization.

This information appears in:

  • stdout / console output
  • Docker container logs
  • Kubernetes pod logs
  • Custom log files

An attacker with local access to these logs (or via misconfiguration that exposes logs) can extract valid database credentials.

CVSS: 3.2 (Low) – AV:L / AC:H / PR:N / UI:N / S:C / C:L / I:N / A:N

Fixed in: v0.4.0rc3 and later (password is masked as ****** in logs)

Features of this PoC

  • Scans common log file locations
  • Supports glob patterns (e.g. Docker container logs)
  • Uses regex to detect password fields
  • Shows context around matches for easy verification
  • Works on Linux systems (tested in Docker and bare-metal environments)

Important: This is a local-only vulnerability. No remote exploitation is possible without additional misconfiguration.

Requirements

  • Python 3.8+
  • No external dependencies (uses only standard library)

Installation

root@kitploit:~
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/llama-stack-pgvector-leak-poc.git
cd llama-stack-pgvector-leak-poc

# (optional) Create virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate   # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
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